... te inspur in MAGISTERIAL INQUIRY RESUMED. Met, 3cal The six persons charged in connection with the meni aalleged Anarchist plot, viz,., Frederick Chrls Gc4 .005 clerk: Victor Cai]-es, engine driver; John Westley, jifrii( tee, brler; anufacturer; William Ditchfield, rn toI wo Biattolla, alias IDeogmnariety, alias Deoganoff, shoe at manufacturer, were again brought up at Wvalsall, ha~t ...

... i THE WID1NES WATER RATE. IMPORTANT DECISION. Yesterd, S elens Comty Court, befo, O- ?? bead at Wide a few weeks ago r xn tbe abuthority of the Widbe Loa Bud to~ be m imu charge for wate deiered bymt in Thlle local hosrd bad f ed * minimum charged of e- per quarter etber the osusa ued t re quantfity or not, and a number of the builderse L the town, including mers. Charles H . J. W. Carlile, ...

... - m _ I M O N I ) A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 5 . ~ ~ e XMON-DAY, FEBRUARY 15. r LEADING INCIDENTS. 0 a HOUSE OFNCOMMONS, MONDAY NIGHT. h MIr. John Redmond, who leads the Parnellite party, made a speech of singular astuteness to- night, and of very great ability. Some speak of it as a new Parrnellite manifesto, but it contains ri 3 nothing new as regards its matter, and it indicates no new point ...

... IosCpNo, WZDX 2YAy NEIGHT.r Mr. Labouchere Wil hardly have advanced I himself in favour with official Libralism, bu, he bas provided amtuenxzt for every one,, for which we munt be thankful in these dog days. There is nothing else talked about to-day bat the member who was to have been in the Ministry, but is not in ? it, and the exceedingly candid criticisms with } which be passed the ...

... A SCHOOL BARo? FOEm BznxaEAD. - On Saturday the Mayor of Birkenhead (Alderman tic Rawoliffe) received a precept from the Educa- ae lion Department directing the formation of a I school boa ...

... lier. -Ihoc )aS111 THEODORE MARTIN O'N NATIONAL it out Teegt ETi'ETquo ter- he eghthsession of the Liverpool Welsh Oall te N 'ational Soit a naugurated last evening by Ow hle ...

... aul FORECASTS FORITO-DAY. do 0. Scotland, N.--Northerly winds,lghb or-moderate; abi chanieable, local showers. enj 1. Scotland, E.-Saine as 0. to a England, X.,-Norti-westerlynnd wawt ...

... SUNDIA SUHOOL WORK. fl L&XGAS]IIIE t I CONFERENCE AT BLACKBUR'N. . Thefrst -,a al oonference of the Associatint i I of Lauosehire-Smday School Unions was held ab - Blasbum yesterday, when there was a ...

... tVPOOPEACE SOCI=Y. I A public meeting was held at Hope Hall last pig unider the anspices of this society, for the ve of protesting against the proposed in- d expendtue on the na-v. There was a, ,rous atndance, the chir being taken Alderman Thomzas Snape, M.., who, upported on1; he platformn by several local i g5tera and s~porters of the society.- qe C5AZRA e:aa that two objections had f ed ...

... FORECASTS FOR TO-DAY. la 0. Scotland, N.--Southerly winds, moderate or jh fresh, changeable; some showers. 8 1. Scotland, E.-Same as 0. b 2. England, N.E--Southerly winds, light; fair M 3 generally, but local showers. 3 England, I. -Southerly and south-easterly t winds, light; fine at first, doubtful later, o possibly thunder showers. 4. Midland Counties.-Same as S. 5. England, S. (London and ...

... ' PRIORITY FOR GOVERNMENT ] iE BUSINESS. The House of Lords reassembled yesterday for the first time since the Thursday after Easter, but no business of public importance was transacted. In the House of Commons the Attorney- General assured Mr. Chamberlain that there was no truth in the report of serious diffi- culties between the United States and Great Britain with reference to the Behring ...

... a YESTZFlDAY'S REPORTS. A Yeovil telegram states in respect to the t * railway accident ?? and Yeomninster t on Monday.night that the flood has now sub- i sided, and it is seen that ...